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Term deposits with special rates
Term deposit rates are very low at the time of writing, but there are some options out there can allow you to get a semi-decent rate of return.
Term deposit wrap: CBA and ANZ cut rates
NAB, Judo, Bank of Sydney: Term deposit changes in 2020
More than a quarter of NAB’s deposits earn about 0% interest
Judo Bank launches new 2.35% p.a. six-month term deposit
NAB, ANZ, Westpac & more: The banks who cut term deposit rates in September
Commbank CEO defends cuts to deposit and home loan rates
ANZ, CBA, NAB & Westpac have all cut term deposit rates this month
Term deposit, savings account rates slump to a new all-time low
Westpac, NAB & others cut savings account and term deposit rates
Who’s cut rates on savings accounts and term deposits this month?
Will savers continue to struggle after another RBA rate cut?
Who’s passed on the RBA rate cut to term deposits?
Term deposit movements: Three big banks drop rates
RBA seemingly all but certain to cut the cash rate in June
Unemployment rate rises to 5.2%: RBA to cut rates?
Term deposit rates drop by the day in May
RBA holds rates steady at 1.50%
Quarterly inflation hits zero, May RBA rate cut looks more likely
RBA rate cuts ‘may have to wait’: March employment data smashes expectations
RBA: Cash rate cut ‘appropriate’ if unemployment rises amid stagnant inflation
RBA remains deadpan on interest rates: Cash rate held at 1.50%
Average term deposit rate drops in March
Greater Bank changes term deposit interest rates by up to 45 basis points
Macquarie and UBank both drop term deposit rates
Two RBA cash rate cuts in 2019: NAB
NAB lowers term deposit rates by up to 20 basis points
Westpac expects two cash rate cuts in 2019
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